Faith Landers Seeks Daughter Amid Turmoil and Flight
Faith Landers cares for Tiny her four year old niece while clashing with Val Ramsey her sister's husband. Tiny runs away to find her father causing Faith to chase danger and deal with Mark Thorpe who offers happiness as Tiny vanishes after a night at the Drake tea dance.
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Faith Landers
Tiny
Val Ramsey
Faith
Val
Mark Thorpe
Mark
Lottie
Landers
the Drake
Leroy
Miss Landers
Miss Faith Landers
Mr. French
Freddie
Aerial Ingenuity and Aviation Anecdotes From Amarillo
Tales of early aviation daring in Amarillo include L F Birkencamp piloting a Fairchild ship with improvised control cables of rattlesnakes, a claimed automatic pilot incident, and remarks on Air Progress Week events. Notes on local schools, pigeons, hot flying cadets, Borger reports, and a new instructor close the column.
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L. F. Birkencamp
Municipal
Sperry
South America
Birk
Baron Munchausen Birkencamp
Bill Austin
TWA
CAA
Clinton Hester
Amarillo
Borger
G. G
Guy Hibler
Joe Gooch
Dallas
F. E. Stevens
Cub
Mayfield
J. B. Lane
Thurmond, Jr
Fox
Owen Smith
AWP Project Sign Baffles Annapolis Residents
In Annapolis Maryland the AWP Project sign on a local construction site mystified residents. It is the initials of contractor A W Phillips who adopted the mark as a trademark.
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Annapolis
PWA
WPA
A. W. Phillips
Black Canary Claim Stuns Bird Fancier in Buenos Aires
Santiago Maio, a bird fancier, asserts his cross between a Roller and a canary is the only black canary known in the western world.
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Buenos Aires
Santiago
Faith in a Missing Child Unease Grows in Drive Manhunt
Faith calls the police after Tiny vanishes while the family hunts the boulevard. An officer checks outlying stations and squads, while Mark urges patience. Faith fears crossing streets at night as the clock ticks with no word. (To Be Continued)
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Tiny
Faith
Mark
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Resort Jargon Shapes Yellowstone Park Tourist Slang
A U P dispatch notes parody terms used by college workers at Yellowstone Park. It explains how a gear jammer bus driver and a savage door opener translate to tour guiding roles, with pack rat, pillow-puncher, and heaver staff. It mentions rotten logging as young couples’ park encounters and notes old logs as rendezvous spots.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
U.P
Yellowstone Park
Savage
Packrat
Heaver
Yellowstone
Park
Life Magazine Features Santa Fe El Capitan Train Spread
Life Magazine praises Santa Fe’s El Capitan with an eight page picture spread in the August issue. The photos accompany a description of the streamlined train, highlighting speed comfort and convivially in a faster transcontinental era.
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Santa Fe
el Capitan
Life Magazine
Fish Tale at Gala Reveals James River Catfish Twist
Veteran bass fisherman Herbert Ruda Sill praised the bronzeback after a perfect cast and a vicious strike. He netted a three pound James River catfish that rose to his wooden minnow lure, breaking tradition.
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Gala
Herbert Rudasill
Thirteen Pups Born to Wayne Lewis Bull Terrier
Auburn California reports a litter of 13 pups born to Wayne Lewis s bull terrier with all offspring alive and thriving at three weeks old.
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Lucky
Auburn
Calif
Wayne Lewis
Scouts Head to Nine Day Camp in Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Senior Boy Scouts from the Llano Estacado Council depart tomorrow morning for a nine day camp near Tres Ritos New Mexico. Thirty seven Amarillo area scouts were registered with transport by bus and a supply truck.
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Llano Estacado
Sangre de Cristo
Tres Ritos
N. M
Amarillo
Scout
C. A. Clark
Harrison Street
Clock watchers plant daylight shift near Woodstock
Farmers in Woodstock Ontario consider shifting clocks back one hour for the harvesting season. This change would place them two hours behind standard daylight time as they work earlier and longer hours in fields.
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Woodstock
Ont
Forest Fire Report Counts 13,404 Blazes Across 158 National Forests
The Forest Service reports 13,404 fires last year burned 219,178 acres in 158 national forests. Fires rose by about 2,000 from 1937, with man caused blazes at 6,218 and central Mississippi Valley plus Southern States bearing the bulk of the increase. Fifty seven percent were man caused. fires burned less than 1 percent of protected forest acreage.
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Washington
Forest Service
Mississippi Valley
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Don Schomburg
Braniff
Don
Schomburg
Amarillo College
West Texas State College At
Canyon
English
Vern Gunn
H. Kk. Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. M. Huntsman
Tulsa
Butch
Charlie Boyd
Stanley Adams
Dallas Aviation School
Adams
Dick Martin
AWP
Globe-News
The
Gulf
South Texas
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
H. A. Peters
Union Bus Depot
Old Post Office
Union Bus
Las Vegas
S. H. Condron
Chester L. Dunlap
Liano Estacado Council
Jeff W. Bentley
Oliver Burke
Howard Ferguson
Wes Clark
Virgil Watson
Bishop E. ©. Seaman
Amarillo Episcopal Diocese
Llano
Fstacado Council Boy Scout Camp
Tres Ritos, N. M
Southwestern Public Service Company
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